ReadWorks
Assign fiction and nonfiction passages with vocabulary supports and comprehension questions. A reliable choice for quiet, structured reading practice.
Explore classroom tools for independent practice, instruction, creative projects, and review. Search the collection or filter by grade and subject.
Assign fiction and nonfiction passages with vocabulary supports and comprehension questions. A reliable choice for quiet, structured reading practice.
Short sentence-building and grammar activities provide immediate feedback. Diagnostics can create individualized practice plans.
Offers grade-level texts, annotation, read-aloud, translation and comprehension supports. Teachers select and assign each lesson.
Guided digital lessons combine on-screen instruction, visual models, problem solving and built-in support when students struggle.
Teachers can assign a specific skill or course. Students receive short instruction, practice questions and immediate feedback.
Self-paced typing lessons include guided hand placement, accuracy goals and optional spelling and vocabulary practice.
Students solve assigned problems with immediate feedback, hints, explanations and read-aloud support. Teachers receive actionable reports.
Interactive practice is organized for children and teens, with reading, grammar, vocabulary, listening, games and videos.
A digital workspace for fractions, algebra tiles, geometry, probability and puzzles. Share a focused activity link with students.
Free short texts and vocabulary resources include collections specifically created for grades 3–5 and middle school readers.
Research-based simulations make abstract ideas visible. Assign one simulation with specific questions rather than open exploration.
Longer digital investigations cover topics such as evolution, cybersecurity, energy, clouds and exoplanets.
Early finisherSimple reading, spelling, math, typing and logic activities with little setup. Use as an approved early-finisher option.
CuriosityDaily high-interest questions connect reading, vocabulary, science and social studies. Pair each article with a short written response.
Draft lesson ideas, examples, or feedback; review all outputs before classroom use.
Create leveled reading activities from a topic, text, or link.
Generate question sets for lessons and review, then edit for accuracy.
Build lesson materials, rubrics, and classroom supports.
Create participatory slides with prompts and student responses.
Assign grammar and writing activities with feedback.
Assign texts with embedded questions and reading supports.
Check drafts for clarity, grammar, and mechanics.
Review sentence complexity and revise for readability.
Review style and mechanics during longer writing projects.
Give targeted feedback on student work.
Collect ideas, images, and responses on a shared board.
Explore graphs and mathematical relationships visually.
Investigate geometry, algebra, and graphs with dynamic tools.
Assign quick skill practice and quizzes.
Use inquiry lessons and short investigations.
Explore educational activities and NASA science media.
Read accessible reporting on research and discoveries.
Find digital texts, simulations, and practice by topic.
Create presentations, posters, and visual explanations.
Plan stories and explain ideas in comic panels.
Design visual stories, graphics, and short videos.
Build comic scenes for storytelling and concept explanations.
Combine writing, images, and media into student books.
Run live games for classroom review.
Turn questions into live or independent review games.
Deliver quizzes and interactive practice.
Create matching, sorting, and other short activities.
Play a team quiz board for whole-class review.
A weekly check-in for student reflection.
Open the classroom Apex activity.
Complete an adaptive classroom quiz.
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